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baby deer legs 

when females wear high heal shoes for too long and begin to walk deformed. Typically their knees bend towards each other at a slight angle and they lean over to keep their balance
This girl was walking home from the bar in the cutest dress but TOTAL baby deer legs.

I was dancing all night at the club, and by the time I was stumbling home I pulled out the baby deer legs.
baby deer legs by dertyjerz July 13, 2011
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Baby deer legs 

After u bang your lover so good that if she trys to walk rite after her legs will be all wabully like when a baby deer trys to stand for the first time
I gave her the dick so good when she tried to stand up rite after but she had baby deer legs
Baby deer legs by Bobbym209 January 27, 2024

Baby deer legs 

When u have great sex àll night and when she gets dressed n morning her legs are wobbly like A baby deer.
Oh one of us is gonna have baby deer legs n the morning
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